INTEGRATION

Definition of integration :

A function g(x) is called am anti derivative or integral of a function g(x) on an interval I.

If g'(x)  =  g(x)

for every value of x in I.

If the derivative of a function G(x) with respect to x is g(x) then we can say that integral of g(x) with respect to x is g(x). Now we are going to see formulas in this topic.

∫ xⁿ dx  =  x⁽ⁿ ⁺ ¹⁾/(n + 1) + c

∫ (1/xⁿ) dx  =  -1/(n - 1) x⁽ⁿ⁻¹⁾  + c

∫ (1/x) dx  =  log x  + c

∫ e^(x) dx  =  e^x  + c

∫ a^(x) dx  =  a^x/(log a)  + c

∫ sin x dx  =  -cos x + c

∫ cos x dx  =  sin x + c

∫ cosec ²x dx  =  -cot x  + c

∫ sec² x dx  =  tan x  + c

∫ sec x tan x dx  =  sec x  + c

∫ cosec x cot x dx  =  -cosec x  + c

∫ 1/(1 + x²) dx  =  tan^-1x  + c

∫ 1/ √(1 - x²) dx  =  sin ^-1x   + c

∫  e ^(ax+b)  =  (1/a) e ^(ax+b) + C

∫ (ax+b)ⁿ dx  =  (1/a) (ax + b)⁽ⁿ⁺¹⁾/(n + 1)   + c

∫ 1/(ax+b) dx  =  (1/a) log (ax + b) + c

∫ sin (ax + b) dx  =  -(1/a) Cos (ax + b) + c

∫ cos (ax + b) dx  =  (1/a) Sin (ax + b) + c

∫ sec² (ax + b) dx  =  (1/a) tan (ax + b) + c

∫ cosec²(ax + b) dx  =  -(1/a) cot (ax + b) + c

∫ cosec (ax+b)cot (ax+b)dx  =  -(1/a)cosec (ax+b) + c

∫ sec (ax+b) tan (ax+b) dx  =  sec (ax+b) + c

∫ 1/1+ (ax)² dx  =  (1/a) tan^-1(ax) + c

∫ 1/√[1 - (ax²)] dx = (1/a) Sin^-1(ax) + c

Related Pages

• Basic integration example problems
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• Integration by parts example problems
• Integration by parts worksheet
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• Integration by parts by substitution method
• Integration using partial fraction
• Integration of rational function with square root denominator
• Integration of rational function with quadratic as denominator
• Integration using substitution method
• Integration decomposition method

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